Mammals:
* Fur: Most mammals shed their fur to adapt to seasonal changes in temperature. Examples include dogs, cats, rabbits, squirrels, and bears.
* Skin: All mammals shed dead skin cells, though we often don't notice it as much as fur shedding.
* Antlers: Deer, elk, and moose shed their antlers annually.
Reptiles:
* Skin: Reptiles shed their skin in a process called molting. This is how they grow and get rid of parasites. Examples include snakes, lizards, and turtles.
Birds:
* Feathers: Birds shed their feathers regularly to maintain flight and insulation. This process is called molting.
Amphibians:
* Skin: Amphibians shed their skin as they grow.
Fish:
* Scales: Some fish shed their scales as they grow or to get rid of parasites.
Insects:
* Exoskeletons: Insects have exoskeletons that they must shed to grow. This process is called molting or ecdysis.
Other Animals:
* Spiders: Spiders shed their exoskeletons as they grow.
* Crabs: Crabs shed their exoskeletons as they grow.
* Slugs: Slugs shed their slime layer regularly.
Let me know if you want to learn more about a specific animal's shedding process!